New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13
GIANTS TO HAVE A NEW CAPTAIN.
EWING WILL BE PUT IN WARDS PLACE.

. RESULT OF TROUBLE IN THE LOCAL BASEBALL
Nryy-BApLY BEATEN BY PITTsBURG.
Trouble has brewing the NswYork baseball
players The club has been psyns In wrstehsd
form lately and poorly informed critics made many
the indifferent work accomplished ~
the players The club hss lost seven out OF tho last eight
games II has played the stanch friends OF the nine
finally became disguised and refused TO 70 to the Polo
10 see the nine play reached crisis yester
dsv after tho wretc exhibition the Harlem grounds and
speedy and thorough change VIII DO maze immeoiAey
The nine will play entirely different form from this time
There dissenson In the nine Tor along time
Ward the captain Of the club too dominesrnE and was
extremely with the rest OF the players Three OF
the men to their captain ara the rest Oh
the PLAYERS orders sury and careless manner
John Day and Joseph Gordon two Of the directors OF the
club held an mpromptu conference yesterday and decided
that change OF must he made at once Said Mr.
Dav in to inquiries TRIBUNE reporter after yes
change mn.t be made At once r.. nv, Ward a Il
moi mot speak HIM be captain
eumstsncesi Ward not to captain Of tho nine
not pOnTar with the ponsr and ous to
make capable captain He just as lively and energetic as
ssa THE taken ;svsr. week; ago
%sTa h sI isa "ius wsud
900 spectators vent to The POLO sCSsas sns
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men played fairly until the sixth inning was reached
all 9S %ae n. ike e lot
reult the sburg fifteen men 10 tho a 10 hs
inning and scored ESworbachs denVety was
hated hard OF the eleven runs were esrneo
from the pitching Bundcring errors ws,e rs.pcnsee LOT
the In this inning Catcher sonrKo nsu hhso
badly .pt and retired, Des-ley taking his place -
NewYork the yesterday taking the ean ~ sevl
ing one rnn IN the opening inning living again sartea hs
aSe with hit sending the spinning toward left held
He stole AMI scored on MT 10 centto nom W
Tcrnan Coleman a treeb hit for Piifshurg Du
The men Each sds was quickly retired
the third the local
on more run After svorbsch. with becoming grace, haa
famed the air and sat down. Ewing mahaeed 10 reac
arst Ia on tumble by Barley: Ewing went 10
third TO right field and scored as tonnor s9e
10 second In following Inning Gore and Onrke awoke
from their ATOMS and hit tho bal ana Two wero
sce rad and placed NewYorks credit ioro led an WIN
base hit and O'Rourke did kewise Then sierince D
out Brown ae and Rourke crossed the home
Sworbacf's curves not so puZzlng In the fourth
,nninr and the visiting PLAYERS scored Two runs
i'm conspousnce Brown mado Dit ana sios
10 second smith also made hit knenne
flloved hit To left field and Brown soorra
scored Barkeys out to Gore The hfth inning was
moi productive To- NewYork but was Tor PttsDurg
IN. visiting players getting two moro RIM, and tyngIhe
score Miller hit and stole 10 second Beecher ALSO
hit safely and second Wild throw to connor Misr
the the local PLAYERS Scored Two more runs
Ternan and o. Ronrke made hits and ORourte ADVANCED
earh sacrifice and both scored on M bv Dogah
in ther ha the the Pittsburg PLAYERS scored
runs the players becoming apparently d"na
,zsd Two Of earned Some OF The spectators
h.sed and others whisied tho Rogues March, Inc score